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Worried about winter damage? Fall home maintenance can protect your home from a costly claim

Insure.com reports that fall home maintenance is vital to prevent costly winter damage claims, as insurers typically cover only sudden issues, not deterioration. 

Common food allergies for dogs and how to avoid them

Ollie reports common dog food allergies include poultry, beef, wheat, soy, corn, rice, and fish, with symptoms like itchy skin and gastrointestinal issues.

Shoppers face accessibility issues online despite record back-to-school spending

AudioEye reports that despite record back-to-school spending, online shoppers face increased accessibility issues on interior pages due to AI search tools.

1 in 6 Americans has moved to escape a bad neighbor

Garon Fence reports that 1 in 6 Americans has moved to escape bad neighbors. A survey finds many would pay up to $10,000 for better neighbors.

Sulfates in body wash: What they are and why some products are sulfate-free

Dove reports that sulfates are cleansing agents found in many beauty products, effective but can be harsh, leading many to choose gentler sulfate-free options.

How AI shopping agents could change the way consumers buy everything online

Shopware reports that AI shopping agents are revolutionizing online buying by reducing consumer effort. 41% of U.S. shoppers now use AI, with predictions of significant e-commerce growth by 2030.

Retinol vs. Tretinoin: Why prescription is stronger and cheaper than over the counter

Honeydew reports that tretinoin is more effective and often cheaper than over-the-counter retinol, making it the better choice for acne treatment.

Lifestyle-driven design trends are reshaping modern homes

CMK Construction reports that lifestyle-driven design trends are transforming homes, with a focus on flexible layouts and multifunctional spaces to meet modern homeowner needs.

New parents life insurance guide: Tips for your growing family

Ally Financial reports that new parents should consider life insurance to secure their family's financial future, covering expenses and education needs.

Where America stopped moving and started renovating: A state ranking

3 Day Blinds reports a ranking that reveals homeowners, particularly in the Northeast, are renovating instead of moving, driven by low mortgage rates.

The macro moment: How protein and fiber are taking over America’s shopping carts

Instacart reports a surge in demand for protein and fiber, with searches for "protein" up 12.7% and "fiber" 26.4%, driven by health trends and consumer preferences.

The top-rated burger and hot dog spots in the US, according to DoorDash data

DoorDash reports top-rated burger and hot dog spots for Labor Day 2026, highlighting standout small restaurants perfect for holiday celebrations.

How far apart American siblings live, and what happens when the distance grows

PeopleWin reports that American siblings average 157.5 miles apart, influenced by factors like education and jobs, yet proximity doesn't predict emotional closeness.

The states where Americans are most likely to know their neighbors by name

AnyWho reports that neighborly familiarity is declining in the U.S., with only 26% of adults knowing their neighbors as remote work reshapes communities.

Cost of raising a child in major US metros in 2026

SmartAsset analyzed 48 of the largest U.S. metro areas to estimate the annual cost of raising a small child in a household with two working adults.

Survey: Gen Z is the only generation with gender parity on sex life satisfaction

Hims and Hers reports Gen Z is the only generation with gender parity in sex life satisfaction, with 67% satisfied, indicating a shift in desires and openness.

Luxury watch brands that hold their value

BriteCo reports eight luxury watch brands that hold their value well: Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier, Lange & Sohne, Jaeger-LeCoultre, TAG Heuer, Omega, and Richard Mille.

How hotter summers are changing the way Americans get dressed

Felina reports that rising summer temperatures are changing how Americans dress, prioritizing comfort and fabric choices due to increasing heat.

3 in 4 US shoppers blame tariffs for shortages they personally encounter

inFlow Inventory reports that a survey reveals 73% of U.S. shoppers blame tariffs for personal shortages, while only 22% cite them for overall shortages. 

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